Laminated Print of Cork City Photo-Collage by Patrick O'Hara | A4 & A3 Sizes Available | Architectural Artwork

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Celebrate the historic beauty of Cork city with this laminated photo-collage print by acclaimed Irish artist Patrick O’Hara, best known for his botanical work. In honour of Cork’s designation as European Capital of Culture in 2005, O’Hara turned his lens to the city’s rich architectural heritage, creating a visually striking collage that highlights its elegant towers, spires, and domes - symbols of over 800 years of history since the city received its Charter.

Available in two sizes and laminated in a matte finish for long-term protection without glare, this affordable and meaningful print is ideal for Cork natives, architecture enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a unique Irish gift or keepsake.

Options & Pricing:
A4 size (20.7 cm x 29.7 cm) – €10
A3 size (28 cm x 36.6 cm) – €15

Key Features:
Artist: Patrick O’Hara (Ireland)
Subject: Cork city architectural photo-collage
Created to commemorate Cork’s year as European Capital of Culture (2005)
Laminated matte finish for durability and colour preservation
Available in A4 and A3 sizes
Ideal for gifts, framing, or Irish art collectors

Also available in larger quantities.


About the artist:
For over four decades, Patrick O’Hara has built an international reputation as a leading botanical artist, celebrated for his distinctive and highly detailed representations of wild flowers. His artistic journey began with life-size, handcrafted porcelain sculptures of botanical subjects, and more recently, he has become known for his exquisite botanical watercolour paintings.
Patrick’s work has been exhibited in major cities around the world, including London, New York, Dublin, and Tokyo – and at the UN. His art is held in numerous public and private collections, admired for both its beauty, delicacy and ecological insight.
Unlike traditional botanical illustrations that often isolate plant specimens, Patrick’s art emphasizes the ecological relationships that define a plant’s natural environment. Each piece portrays wildflowers in their native habitats, surrounded by the insects, birds, and small animals they coexist with. This approach offers a more holistic understanding of plant ecology, helping viewers appreciate the complex interdependence of species in the natural world.
Through his lifelong dedication, Patrick O’Hara has not only advanced the field of botanical art, but also deepened public appreciation for the biodiversity of wild landscapes and the urgent need for conservation.